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I've used it to develop command-line based utilities. The binaries tend to be small and fast.
by danielecook 7y ago
I've used it to develop command-line based utilities. The binaries tend to be small and fast.
- asdf21 7y agoAre any of these open source? Would love to check them out.
- danielecook 7y agoThese are both works in progress! But here is the first one for working with sequencing data: https://github.com/danielecook/seq-collection https://github.com/danielecook/seq-collection And the second: https://github.com/danielecook/tut https://github.com/danielecook/tut The second one has a really useful utility called "stack" that you can use to concatenate datasets where one might lack some columns or the columns come in a different order. It glues it all together and has an option to include the filename. It's useful for data analysis. Both of these lack 'polish' at this point but a few of the subcommands work quite well.